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Florentina Holcombe
I am experiencing a bug when reading various worksheets from an Excel file. The data is read in per sheet depending on its line position and then processed further. For this purpose, I use a loop, which first lists all sheets in the file and then imports the desired sections via an Excel reader. Using rules engines, I then get my flow variables, which I put into the reader. The first iteration works fine, but on the second the
sheet does not change (despite the flow variable changing). Is this something someone has experienced before?
Hi @Till_H , when you say that the sheet name does not change, are you referring to what you are showing in your 2nd screenshot, that is the configuration window of the Excel Reader? If that is the case, this is how Knime behaves, it will not change the name there, it will simply overwrite it at runtime with the value of the flow variable.
For this purpose, I use a loop, which first lists all sheets in the file and then imports the desired sections via an Excel reader. Using rules engines, I then get my flow variables, which I put into the reader
it would be helpful if you can create and share workflow with above described behavior that uses dummy data. Otherwise we can only guess and one guess would be something goes wrong when reading same Excel file at the same time with two Excel Reader nodes.
From the other screenshot, I see that some of the sheets you are trying to access are in .xlsx format. In order to read those, you would have to use the Google Drive Connector and Excel Reader nodes, since they are not supported by the Google Sheets Reader node.
Good to know, thanks @emilio_s! Another workaround my manager and I found is that you can also access shared drive files by using Google Drive for desktop. By using an Excel Reader node, you can go into all of your Google Drive files on your desktop and select files from there.
I have a use case that needs to read a Google worksheet using the Google Sheet snap. Our Google Admin helps us set up the Google Account that needs access when I use the Worksheet Reader snap in SnapLogic. For testing, I shared a Google sheet to that Google Account, created the pipeline and everything works fine.
We solved the problem. Spreadsheet is placed in a secured folder where the Google account that we have in SnapLogic has no access to. Requested the owner to move the spreadsheet into another folder and grant the Google account in SnapLogic access to both the spreadsheet and the new folder. It works!
I have set up a workspace which reads in an Excel Spreadsheet whose attributes may change everytime that the workspace is run. As this workspace is part of a larger chain of workspaces I would like to be able to run it without having to reload the reader to ensure that the latest attributes and features are being brought through each time.
If this still persists a suggested work around is to use the Schema reader (any format) in combination with the excel reader to build the schema manually. In my screen shot below, notice that I have the output schema source set to "Schema From Schema Feature". The data from the excel file should still be being read, however, it is the schema that may not be being generated properly.
I'm using 2018.1 and this still seems to be an issue. It gets me every time! For example someone modifies the headers of a spreadsheet (ex: corrects a spelling mistake) and then the workspace doesn't read the data for that column. I was under the impression that this setting (Scan Schema in Dynamic Workflow) is supposed to rebuild the Attribute list. Is that not the case? I'm finding that even if I right-click and select "Update Reader" and select "Update Reader and Feature Types", the attributes don't update. I have to also go to "Parameters" in order to see the update. There are even times where I also have to toggle the "File Names Row" and "Cell Range" back and forth for the attributes to properly update.
Hi @dbaldacchino Thanks for leaving your observation here. We have a couple of ideas that' could potentially make this experience better. Unfortunately, we don't have a timeline for it yet. But we will be sure to update here, when the solution is implemented.
If you would like the Attributes to reflect the changes that are made in the Excel file when reading the file in (in a non-dynamic workflow) you will need to right-click on the Excel reader in the Navigator Panel and select Update Reader, when the Update Reader dialog appears, click the Parameters button (this is required for FME to pick up the change in schema), close the Excel Parameters dialog, then select Update Reader and Feature Types.
What might be happening (and is a fairly common problem) is that when you first add a Reader FME will scan the data and create a schema based on that data/those columns. If you then add new columns but don't Re-add the reader (or update the feature type) then FME doesn't know about the new columns.
Another possible issue is that you have defined the Reader based on a 'Named Range' where the Named Range contains some, but not all, of the columns. Check that if reading a Named Range that the columns which are missing are contained in that range.
This node reads a tab ("sheet") of a Google spreadsheet. The spreadsheet can be selected from the spreadsheets available on Google Drive. Optionally, a specific range can be read from the sheet. The range must be entered in A1 notation (E.g. "A1:G10").
When you open a spreadsheet, your focus is in the first cell. As you move through the spreadsheet, the screen reader announces each cell's address and contents. For example, if cell C4 contains "New York City," the screen reader reads "New York City C4."
As you move through the spreadsheet, you'll hear relevant announcements about the contents of the cells. For example, the screen reader tells you when a cell contains links, notes, data validation, or filtering.
You can use the verbalize to screen reader menu to get information about your selected cell's formatting, or to hear the contents of the row or column. You can also set your spreadsheet to always verbalize formatting.
To change or delete a formula, press Enter to edit the cell, then type your changes. If there's an error in your formula, you'll hear an explanation of the error along with the cell contents.
You can use Google Calendar, Keep, and Tasks in a side panel while using Docs, Sheets, and Slides. The tools in the side panel are collapsed, by default. To go to the side panel and expand one of the tools, follow these steps:
This program/app would offer FULL screen viewing, page turning (through a Bluetooth device like AirTurn), file organization, the ability to make notes or corrections and most importantly (for me), the ability to transpose when necessary.
Alas, the only thing I am aware of out there are the myriad of PDF reading apps that essentially allow you to read, organize and annotate if necessary but of course, not transpose or make an actual change to a score. Unfortunately, mentally transposing on the fly in any key is not a talent I possess so the ability to change the key of my sheet music when necessary would be a HUGE plus. The only way to accomplish that with the PDF readers is to create scores in every key and file them in digital song binders...just in case.
The tablet could do the rest as far as organizing score files while MuseScore would offer the ability to actually make a correction to a score (versus scribbling a note), changing a chord or transposing to a different key when needed, playback, etc. It would be fantastic!
You would also have the ability (via the tablet) to immediately share the corrected/modified score with others as a PDF through the MuseScore export function or even print it out if a printer was handy.
I am the furthest thing from a computer programmer but if these two features could be added to MuseScore, it would be an awesome all-in-one program. I realize that the intent of MuseScore is a notation program, but why can't it be both a notation and a reading program in one if it can?
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